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Title FBI File 77-HQ-1 39337, Joseph Frederick Doherty, Background 

Investigation 

Date 1979-10-26 

Abstract Full-field background investigation regarding Joseph Doherty, due to 

his need to access certain FBI materials related to his job at AT&T. 

Keywords Joseph Doherty 

Source FBI via FOIA 


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U.S. Department of Justice 



Federal Bureau of Investigation 

Washington , D.C. 20535 


March 24, 2006 


MR PHILIP D LAPSLEY 
461 MATADERO AVENUE 
PALO ALTO, CA 94306 


Subject: DOHERTY, JOSEPH F 
FOIPA No. 1034174- 000 


Dear Mr. Lapsley: 

The enclosed documents were reviewed under the Freedom of Information/Privacy Acts (FOIPA), Title 5, 
United States Code, Section 552/552a. Deletions have been made to protect information which is exempt from disclosure, 
with the appropriate exemptions noted on the page next to the excision. In addition, a deleted page information sheet was 
inserted in the file to indicate where pages were withheld entirely. The exemptions used to withhold information are marked 
below and explained on the enclosed Form OPCA-16a: 


Section 552 Section 552a 


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55 page(s) were reviewed and 52 page(s) are being released. 

□ Document(s) were located which originated with, or contained information concerning other 
Government agency(ies) [OGA]. This information has been: 

□ referred to the OGA for review and direct response to you. 

□ referred to the OGA for consultation. The FBI will correspond with you regarding this 
information when the consultation is finished. 

B You have the right to appeal any denials in this release. Appeals should be directed in 
writing to the Co-Director, Office of Information and Privacy, U.S. Department of Justice, 1425 
New York Ave., NW, Suite 11050, Washington, D.C. 20530-0001 within sixty days from the 
date of this letter. The envelope and the letter should be clearly marked “Freedom of Information 
Appeal” or “Information Appeal.” Please cite the FOIPA number assigned to your request so that it 
may be easily identified. 


□ The enclosed material is from the main investigative file(s) in which the subject(s) of your request was 
the focus of the investigation. Our search located additional references, in files relating to other 
individuals, or matters, which may or may not be about your subject(s). Our experience has shown, 
when ident, references usually contain information similar to the information processed in the main file(s). 
Because of our significant backlog, we have given priority to processing only the main investigative file(s). 
If you want the references, you must submit a separate request for them in writing, and they will be 
reviewed at a later date, as time and resources permit, 

h See additional information which follows. 


Sincerely yours, 


David M. Hardy 
Section Chief 
Record/Information 
Dissemination Section 
Records Management Division 


Enciosure(s) 


To minimize costs to both you and the FBI, extra file copies of the same document were not processed. 



3PCA- 16a (Rev. 12-3-96) 


EXPLANATION OF EXEMPTIONS 

SUBSECTIONS OF TITLE 5, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 552 

(b) (1 ) (A) specifically authorized under cri\eria established by an Executive order to be kept secret in the interest of national defense or 
foreign policy and (B) are in fact properly classified pursuant to such Executive order; 

(b) (2) related solely to the internal personnel rules and practices of an agency; 

(b) (3) specifically exempted from disclosure by statute (other than section 552b of this title), provided that such statute (A) requires that 

the matters be withheld from the public in such a manner as to leave no discretion on the issue, or (B) establishes particular criteria for 
withholding or refers to particular types of matters to be withheld; 

(b) (4) trade secrets and commercial or financial information obtained from a person and privileged or confidential; 

(b) (5) inter-agency or intra-agency memorandums or letters which would not be available by law to a party other than an agency in litigation 
with the agency; 

(b) (6) personnel and medical files and similar files the disclosure of which would constitute a clearly unwarranted invasion of personal privacy; 

(b) (7) records or information compiled for law enforcement purposes, but only to the extent that the production of such law enforcement 

records or information (A) could reasonably be expected to interfere with enforcement proceedings. (B) would deprive a person of a right 
to a fair trial or an impartial adjudication, (C) could reasonably be expected to constitute an unwarranted invasion of personal privacy, 

(D) could reasonably be expected to disclose the identity ol a confidential source, including a State, local, or foreign agency or authority 
or any private institution which furnished information on a confidential basis, and, in the case of record or information compiled by 
a criminal law enforcement authority in the course of a criminal investigation, or by an agency conducting a lawful national security 
intelligence investigation, information furnished by a confidential source, (E) would disclose techniques and procedures for law enforce- 
ment investigations or prosecutions, or would disclose guidelines for law enforcement investigations or prosecutions if such disclosure 
could reasonably be expected to risk circumvention of the law, or’(F) could reasonably be expected to endanger the life or physical 
safety of any individual; 

(b) (8) contained in or related to examination, operating, or condition reports prepared by, on behall of. or tor the use of an agency responsible 
for the regulation or supervision pf financial institutions; or 

(b) (9) geological and geophysical information and data, including maps, concerning welts. 

SUBSECTIONS OF TITLE 5, UNITED STATES CODE, SECTION 552a 

(d) (5) information compiled in reasonable anticipation of a civil action proceeding; 

(j) (2) material reporting investigative efforts pertaining lo the enforcement of criminal law including efforts to prevent, control, or reduce crime 

or apprehend criminals; 

(k) (1 ) information which is currently and properly classified pursuant to an Executive order in the interest of the national defense or 

foreign policy, tor example, information involving intelligence sources or methods; 

(k) (2) investigatory material compiled for law enforcement purposes, other than criminal, which did not result in loss of a right, benefit or 

privilege under Federal programs, or which would identify a source who furnished information pursuant to a promise that his/her identity 
would be held in confidence; 

(k) (3) materia! maintained in connection with providing protective services to the President of the United States or any other individual pursuant 
lo the authority of Title 18, United States Code, Section 3056; 

(k) (4) required by statute to be maintained and used solely as statistical records; 

(k) (5) investigatory material compiled solely for the purpose of determining suitability, eligibility, or qualifications for Federal civilian employment 
or for access to classified information, the disclosure of which would reveal the identity of the person who furnished information pursuant 
to a promise that his/her identity would be held in confidence; 

(k) (6) testing or examination material used to determine individual qualifications for appointment or promotion in Federal Government service 
the release of which would compromise the testing or examination process; 

(k) (7) material used to determine potential for promotion in the armed services, the disclosure of which would reveal the identity of the person 
who furnished the material pursuant to a promise that his/her identity would be held in confidence. 


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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 
FOIPA 

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MAILED 15. 


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To: SAC, Baltimore 

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JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH (AT&T) COMPANY 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


ReButelcal to Baltimore, 10/23/79. 

Enclosed herewith for Baltimore is pertinent information regarding Doherty, 
employed by AT&T, Basking Ridge, New Jersey. 

Records at Defense Industrial Security Clearance Office (DISCO), Columbus, 
Ohio, reveal Doherty was subject of United States Air Force (USAF) background 
investigation on or about 5/28/59. Above-mentioned individual, currently holding 
"Top Secret” clearance granted by DISCO, is designated for acces^Cce^tain 


official materials concerning the FBI. 


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Bureau requests that Baltimore contact Defense Central Index of Investiga- 
tions (DCH) to obtain further information re Doherty’s background investigation 
anct'iocation of his file. . ^ 

I | Forward data to appropriate field office with instructions to obtaiidopy of 


^ complete background investigation for submission to Bureau. 


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Assoc. Dir. _ 

Dcp. AD Adm 

Dep. AD Inv. 

Asst. Dir.: 

Adm. Servs. _ 

Crim. Inv. 

Ident. 

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Laborotory 

Legal Coun. . 

Plan. & Insp. 

Rec. Mgnt. _ 

Tech. Servs. 

Training 

Public Alls. OH. 

Telephone Rm. 

Director's Sec'y — 


Joseph Frederick Doherty && sep 23 1S3C 

Date/Place of Birth: 5/ 26/22. New Yo rk. New York 
Social Security Number: I I 

Employer and Position lnvolved: AT&T Company 

Director - Corporate Security 

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MAIL ROOM 





Airtel to SAC, Baltimore 
Re: Joseph Frederick Doherty 

American Telephone and Telegraph (AT&T) Company 

Contract Employee 

Federal Bureau of Investigation 


LEAD 


Baltimore 

1) At DCR institute record check re Doherty and obtain pertinent 
data including location of USAF records. 

2) Forward results to appropriate field office with instructions to 
obtain copy of complete USAF background investigation file. 


NOTE : Doherty, employed as Director - Corporate Security, AT&T, Basking 

Ridge, New Jersey, has been designated to obtain access to certain official 
materials concerning the FBI. SSMU has verified that Doherty currently holds 
"Top Secret" clearance granted by DISCO. Through Cincinnati Office contact 
with DISCO it has been determined that Doherty was subject of a background 
investigation by USAF in 1959. Baltimore requested to Contact DCII for record 
check and location of Doherty's USAF background investigation file and to 
forward to appropriate field office with request to obtain copy of complete file 
for Bureau. CFH:mr 10/26/79 


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FEDERAL BUREAU ,OF, INVESTIGATION 


REPORTING OFFICE 

BALTIMORE 

TITLE OF CASE 


O FFICE OF ORIGIN 

BUREAU 


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JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


11/27/79 I 10/30 - 11/26/79 

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CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (C) 


REFERENCE ; Bureau airtel, 10/26/79. 

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ADMINI STRATIVE DATA ; 

Noone contacted requested confidentiality under the provisions of the 
privacy act. 




ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED 

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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 
federal bureau of investigation 


Copy to: 


Report of: SC I 

Date: 11/27/79 

Field Office File 77-FM 


Office: BALTIMORE 


Bureau File 


JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


Character: 


Synopsis,* 


AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH 
(AT&T) COMPANY 
CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 

DCII checked on October 30, 1979 and disclosed an USAIRR file 
possibly identical with the employee. Review of USAIRR file 
found subject of file not identical with the employee. 


DETAILS : v 

The Defense Central Index of Investigations (DCII), a Department 
of Defense (DOD) index to security, applicant and criminal investigative 
files was checked through a representative of that agency on 
October 30, 1979 and disclosed an U. S. Army Investigative Records 
Repository (USAIRR) file possibly identical with the employee. 

Review of USAIRR file found' the subject of the file was not 
identical with the employee. 


This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents 
are not to be distributed outside your agency. 


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GATION-, BUDED: INITIAL REPORT: S/S/60-, COMPLETION: S/WfiO-, 

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REBUTELCAL TO NEWARK-, 4/23/BO - 

TO PROVIDE "TOP SECRET" CLEARANCES TO PERSONNEL EMPLOYED BY 
A COMMON CARRIER FOR ACCESS TO CERTAIN OFFICIAL MATERIALS 
CONCERNING THE FBI-, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE {DOJI HAS AUTHORIZED 
FULL-FIELD BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION TO COMMENCE ON ABOVE- 


MENTIONED INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYED BY AT&T COMPANY-, BASKING RIDGE-, 
NEW JERSEY. 

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SECTION 17-, MANUAL OF INVESTIGATIVE OPERATIONS AND GUIDELINES- 
CASE TO BE ASSIGNED IMMEDIATELY AND REPORTS OF COMPLETED 
INVESTIGATION MUST BE SUBMITTED TO REACH BUREAU BY BUDED- 
OBTAIN COMPLETED SF-fibi NECESSARY FOI/PA FORMS AND FINGERPRINTS. 
SUBMIT INITIAL REPORT- 

NAME: JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTYS DATE/PLACE OF RIRTH : 


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1 EMPLOYER AND POSITION INVOLVED: AT&T COMPANY-, 

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... 2*35 NORTH MAPLE AVENUE-. BASKING RIDGE-, NEU JERSEY /17H20-, 
-[TELEPHONE NUMBER 203,-221-1,553} -, DIRECTOR-CORPORATE SECURITY- 
. NEWARK REQUESTED TO UTILIZE EXPEDITE MEANS IN SETTING FORTH 
LEADS AND INSTRUCT AUXILIARY OFFICES TO SUBMIT COMPLETED 
; INVESTIGATION IN TELETYPE FORM-, AS DOHERTY'S REQUISITE FOR 
APPROPRIATE DOJ CLEARANCE IS IMMEDIATE- 

DOHERTY CURRENTLY HOLDS A "TOP SECRET" CLEARANCE FROM 
DEFENSE INDUSTRIAL SECURITY CLEARANCE OFFICE {DISCO}- 
APPROPRIATE DEPARTMENTAL OFFICIALS HAVE RECENTLY DIRECTED 
FBI TO PERFORM COMPLETE BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS ON THOSE 
V INDIVIDUALS EXTRANEOUS OF PRIOR BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS AMD 
HIGH LEVEL CLEARANCES GRANTED BY DISCO-/ 




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NOTE: DOHERTY-, EMPLOYED BY AT«T COMPANY AS DIRECTOR- 

CORPORATE SECURITY-, IS DESISTED TO RECEIVE NECESSARY' 

"TOP SECRET" CLEARANCE FROM f^ARTMENT FOR ACCESS TO"* 
CERTAIN OFFICIAL MATERIALS CONCERNING THE FBI. FULL- :v. 
FIELD BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION BEING CONDUCTED- DOHERTY 
IN POSSESSION OF DISCO "TOP SECRET" CLEARANCE. APPROPRIATE 
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICIALS HAVE DIRECTED FBI TO PERFORM FULL- 
FIELD BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS AMD ISSUE APPROPRIATE 
CLEARANCES EXTRANEOUS OF PRIOR BACKGROUND INVESTIGATIONS 
AND HIGH LEVEL CLEARANCES GRANTED BY DISCO- NEWARK 
INSTRUCTED TO EXPEDITE INVESTIGATION AS DOHERTY HAS 
IMMEDIATE NEED FOR DOJ CLEARANCE- 




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JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 
CLEARANCE MATTER 



Joseph Frederick Doherty was the subject of an 
applicant-type investigation covering his adult life 
for the purpose of the Department of Justice granting 
him a "Top Secret” clearance, since he has a need for 
access to classified FBI information. Doherty is 
Director of Corporate Security for the Atlantic w 

Telephone and Telegraph, Basking Ridge, New Jersey*. (€) 

Doherty’s birth on May 26, 1922, at New York, 
New York, was verified through the New York City 
Department of Health, Manhattan, New York, 

Doherty attended Fordham University, New York, 
New York, from September, 1941, through January 24, 1943, 
and also from January 29, 1946, including the summer 
of 1946. Doherty majored in liberal arts and was a 
full-time student. His overall average and class 
standing was not indicated. Doherty received no 
degree, but left the university in good standing. 

Doherty attended New York University, School of Law, 

New York, New York, from September, 1946, to June, 1948, 
also including the summer of 1947 and the summer of 1948. 
Doherty’s overall average was 75.0 and his class standing 
was 22 out of 86. He made the Dean's List in 



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Joseph Frederick Doherty 


September, 1948. Doherty obtained a Bachelor of Laws 
degree on October 11, 1948* Doherty also attended 
Columbia University, New York, New York, from 
September, 1953, through June, 1955, with no summers. 
Doherty also attended the university from September, 

1956, through June, 1958, with no summers. Doherty 
obtained a Master of Business Administration degree 
on June 2, 1958. ($) 

Doherty enlisted in the U.S. Air Force , on 
February 27, 1943, and served through March 1, 1946, as 
a flight officer. There was nothing to indicate any 
derogatory information concerning Doherty. 

Doherty received a "Top Secret" security 
clearance on October 9, 1965, based upon a background 
investigation by the U.S. Air Force dated May 28, 1959* 
This clearance was terminated on June 29, 1978, and the 
employing agency was the Atlantic Telephone and Telegraph, 
Basking Ridge, New Jersey. 

Doherty received a r Top Secret" security 
clearance on October 9, 1965, based upon a background 
investigation by the U.S. Air Force dated May 28, 1959. 
This clearance is active and the employing agency is the 
Atlantic Telephone and Telegraph, Bedminster, 

Mew Jersey. CCb 

Doherty was afforded a T Top Secret* security 
clearance on February 28, 1949. based upon a full-field 
background investigation conducted by the FBI . Doherty 
was a Special Agent from February 28, 1949, until 
March 3i, 1954, at which time his "Top Secret" clearance 
was terminated . 

All references and associates contacted highly 
recommended Doherty for a position of trust and confidence 
with the U.S. Government. 

Doherty's employments have been verified and 
were favorable. 


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Joseph Frederick Doherty ^£8$^ 

No arrest record was located for Doherty. 

Doherty's credit records were checked, and 
revealed that he is considered to have a satisfactory 
credit rating. 

A national agency check has been conducted and 
no derogatory information was developed eoneernlng 
Joseph Frederick Doherty. (^) 


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RE: MEW ARK. REPORT OF SA 


MAY I, 1980, 


CAPTIONED- SUBJECT WILL HAVE ACCESS TO BUREAU SPACE. 
BACKGROUND INFORMATION LISTS H. GOULDON, LUMMUS COMPANY, 
BLOOMFIELD, NJ, AS PERSONAL ASSOCIATE. 

/ INVESTIGATION BY NEWARK HAS DETERMINED THAT GOULDON 
WILL BE AT THE LUMMUS COMPANY, C/O COMBUSTION ENGINEERING, 
11.31 15TH STREET, N.W., WASHINGTON, DC 20005 , TELEPHONE 
HUMBER 202-296- 1240, UNTIL THE EVENING OF MAY .15,' 1980. 

WFO, AT WASHINGTON, pC: CONTACT H. GOULDON AND CONa 


APPROPRIATE 77 INVESTIGATION. 



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REPORTING OFFICE 

OFFIC EOF ORIGIN 

DATE 

investigative period 


WASHINGTON FIELD 

BUREAU 

5/15/80 

5/14/80 



TITLE OF CASE 





JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


REPORT MADE BY 

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CHARACTER OF CASE 


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CONTRACT EMPLOYEE (C) b7C 


REFERENCE ; Newark teletype to Director and WFO dated 5/13/80, 

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ADMINISTRATIVE : BUDED ; 5/19/80 

All persons contacted were advised of the provisions of the 
Privacy Act of 1974; none requested confidentiality. 





FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) 


UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


Copy to: 


Report of: SA I 

Dale.- 5 / 15/80 


Office: Washington, D.C. b6 

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Field Office File if: 77-108687 Bureau File #: 

Title: JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


Character: AT & T 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE . 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 

Synopsis: 

Reference recommends. . 

- RUC - 

DETAILS : AT WASHINGTON, D.C. 


This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents / >r*' 
are not to be distributed outside your agency. \ 



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WFO 77-108687 
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REFERENCE 


^Herbert Gouldon., Director of Government Affairs , 
Lummus Company, In Care of Combustion Engineerin g, 1101 

15th S treet, N.W. Washington, D.C,, advised SA ^ 

| on May 14 , 1980 , that he has been socially acquainted 
witn the applicant for about 49 years. They went to school 
together for some years and also served, in the Air Force.'. 
Applicant is active in the community and is a top executive. 
He stated that applicants character, reputation and loyalty 
is beyond reproach. He recommended applicant without res- 
ervation for a position of trust and confidence with the 
Federal Government. 




K 0-263 (Rev. 7-15-75) ^ * ( ^ 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


REPORTING OFFICE 

OFFICE OF ORIGIN 

DATE 

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 

NEWARK 

BUREAU ^ 

5/16/80 

5/6/80 - 5/15/50 

TITLE OF CASE 


1 

REPORT MADE BY 


JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


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CHARACTER OF CASE 


AT&T 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 
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REFERENCES: Newark report of SA | 

dated 5/1/80. 

Newark teletype to the Bureau, dated 
5/13/80. 

Bureau Routing Slip to Newark, dated 
5/9/80. 

ADMINISTRATIVE 

All persons contacted were apprised of the 
provisions of the Privacy Act. 


By Routing Slip dated 5/9/80, the Bureau advised 





FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) 


UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


Copy to: 


Report of; 

Date: 

Field Office File #: 
Title: 


SA 

May 16, 1980 
77-15049 

JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


Office: Newark, New Jersey b6 

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Bureau File #: 


Character: 


Synopsis: 


AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 

DOHERTY employed as Director of Corporate 
Security, AT&T, Basking Ridge, NJ, and resides at 
8 Drake Road, Mendham, NJ. Former employment listed 
as a Special Agent with the FBI. References and 
associates highly recommend DOHERTY. Credit record 
satisfactory. No arrest record located. 


-RUC- 


DETAILS 


EMPLOYMENT 


American Telephone and 
Telegraph Company (AT&T) 
295 North Maple Avenue 
Basking Ridge, New Jersey 


Mrs. HENRIETTA FUSS, AT&T, Basking Ridge, New 
Jersey, advised JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY is employed by 
the company as the Director of Corporate Security whose 
supervisor is ROBERT N. FLINT, 195 Broadway, New York, 

New York. DOHERTY has been employed by AT&T since June 16, 
1954. 


This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. 
are not to be distributed outside your agency. 


It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contents 


U. S.GPO : 197 5-0-575-841 




NK 77-15049 


By communication from the Headquarters 
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation it was de- 
termined that DOHERTY served as a Special^gent with 
the Federal Bureau of Investigation from February, 1949 
to April, 1954. 

NEIGHBORHOOD 

8 Drake Road 
Mendham, New Jersey 


On May 13, 1980, MARY SULEWSKY, 7 Drake Road, 
advised she is acquainted with the DOHERTY family and 
described DOHERTY as an honest, intelligent individual 
with an excellent reputation in the community. 

On May 13, 1980, Mrs. MADELINE KLUPFEL, 9 
Drake Road, advised she has known DOHERTY and his family 
for several years and advised that they appear to be 
loyal American citizens who have established themselves 
as excellent neighbors and have developed a good re- 
putation in the community. 

On May 13, 1980, Mrs. SANDY LAUGHLIN, 5 Drake 
Road, advised that she and her family socialize with the 
DOHERTY family and that they have reputations of the 
finest. They appear to be loyal American citizens. 

REFERENCES V 


On May 8, 1980, H.W. WILLIAM CAMING , Corporate 
Attorney, AT&T, Basking Ridge, New Jersey, advised that 
he has known DOHERTY for over twenty years and described 
him as a highly respected conscientious individual who is 
extremely honest, mentally alert, industrialist, and above 
reproach as far as his personal character, associates, and 
reliability were concerned. He has no doubt about his 
loyalty to the United States or his dedication to the 
principles of democracy. 

PERSONAL ASSOCIATES 

On May 13, 1980, WILLIAM BECHTLE, AT&T, Basking 
Ridge, New Jersey, advised that he has known DOHERTY over 
fifteen years and described him as an intelligent, industri- 
alist^ respected individual who carries a high position with 


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1 


AT&T and performs that position in an outstanding manner. 
He is mentally alert, conscientious, and a thorough be- 
liever in the concept of the democratic way of life. He 
is considered to be a loyal American citizen. 


On May 7, 198.(r, FRANK RILEY, Owner, Fireplace 
Restaurant, Paramus, New Jersey, advised that he has 
known DOHERTY for about thirty years dating from the time 
both were employed as Special Agents of the Federal Bureau 
of Investigation assigned to Chicago Division. He con- 
siders DOHERTY to be of outstanding character, reputation, 
loyalty and associates and could never hold the top position 
in security at AT&T without being an outstanding individual 
in every respect . 

CREDIT 

Mrs. VERNALL DENSON, Supervisor, The Credit 
Bureau, Inc., of New Jersey, 766 Shrewsbury Avenue , 

Tinton Falls, New Jersey, which covers all of the State 
of New Jersey, advised on May 6, 1980, that her files 
contained a satisfactory credit record for JOSEPH FREDERICK 
DOHERTY. 

ARREST 

On May. 15, 1980, ANN POWERS, Mendham, New 
Jersey, Police Department, advised she could locate no 
record for DOHERTY and/or any members of his family. 


I I 
I I 


On May 8, 1980, Captain CHARLES FORTENBACHER, 
Bernards Township, New Jersey, Police Department, which 
covers Basking Ridge, New Jersey, advised he could locate 
no record for DOHERTY. 


FD- 2 G 6 (Revi «- 15 - 7 dT" *• 

FEDERALTfeUREAU of investigation 


REPORTING OFFICE 

OFFICE OF ORIGIN 

DATE. 

[ INVESTIGATIVE PERIOO 


NEW YORK 

BUREAU 

5/1.6/80 

5/9-16/80 


TITLE OF CASE 

REPORT MADE BY 


j TV P ED BY 


JOSEPH FREDERICK ^HERTY 


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CHARACTER OF CASE 

AT & T CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 
FBI (C) 


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REFERENCE 


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Report of: 

Date: 

Field Office File #: 


UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


May lb, 1980 


77-39802 


New York, New York 


Bureau File #: 


JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


Character: 


AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH 
CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION (C) 


Education verified. Employment nonexistent. 
Neighborhood verified. References favorable, 
and arrest negative. 


This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its contenta 
are not to be distributed outside your agency. 

☆ U. S. GPO : 197 5 -0-575-841 



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NY 77-39802 
DETAILS: 


Education: 


On Hay 9, 1980, SHERI WILSON, Assistant Registrar:* 
School of Law, New York University, Washington Square, 

New York City, was contacted and advised the applicant 
attended above university from September, 1946 to June, 

1948, also including the summer of 1947 and the summer 
of 1948, She advised the applicant majored in law and 
was a day full-time student. The applicant's overall' average 
was 75.0 and class standing was 22 out of 86. She advised 
the applicant made the dean’s list in September of 1948, 
she further advised no employment was reflected and no 
failures were reflected. She could. suggest no one who 
would recall the applicant due to the lapse. of time and 
changes in the university staff. She advised that the 
applicant obtained a LLB degree on October 11, 1948. 


On May 9, 1980XKATHELEEN O'DONNELL, Manager, 
Transcripts and Inquiries, Columbia University, 11 6th Street 
and Broadway, New York City, was contacted and advised 
the applicant attended the above university from September, 
1953 through June, 1955, with no summers included. She 
advised that the applicant registered for the fall of 1955 
but. withdrew on October 27, 1955 with no further information 
available,. She advised that the applicant also attended 
from September, 1956 through June, 1958, with no summers. 

She stated that the applicant majored in business and was 
a full-time graduate student. She further advised that 
the overall average and class standing was not reflected 
in the records. She could suggest no one who would presently 
recall the applicant due to the lapse of time and changes 
in the university staff. She advised that the applicant 
obtained a Master of Business Administration degree (M.B.A.) 
on June 2, 1958. 


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NY 77-39802 


On May 9, 1980, RACHEL BRAMBLE, Office of the 
Registrar,' Fordham University, New York, New York, was 
contacted and advised the applicant attended Fordham University 
from September, 1941 through January 24, 1943, and also 
from January 29, 1946, includiagp%foe summer of 1946. She 
advised that the applicant majored in liberal arts and 
was a day full-time student. She stated that the overall 
average and class standing was not available in the records. 

She advised that the applicant did not receive a degree 
at the university, but left in good standing. She could 
suggest no one that would presently recall the applicant 
due to the lapse of time and changes in the university 
staff. 

Employment; . 


On May 12, 1980, all logical investigation failed 
to reflect the existence of the Salmon Realty Company, 

11 West 42nd Street, New York City, or its boroughs. 


Neighborhood; 


530 East 23rd Street 
New York, New York 


On May 13, 1980, SHELA MASHBIN, Peter Cooper 
Administration, 530 East 23rd Street, advised that applicant 
resided at the above address between September 1, 1966 to 
March 4, 1976. She advised her records reflected applicant 
was an excellent tenant who paid his rent on time. She could 
suggest no one who would rec.all the applicant. 


On May 13, 1980, the following individuals were 
contacted at the above residence and advised they 
do not recall the applicant; 


OWEN CLANCY 
THOMAS DEVINS 
NATHAN KAPLAN 
FRANK DODGE 



NY 77-39802 


References: 

On May 16, 1980, ROBERT FLINT, American Telephone 
and Telegraph, 32 Avenue of the Americas, New York, New 
York, was contacted and advised that he has known the applicant 
for approximately fifteen years. He stated that the applicant's 
character, associates, reputation and loyalty are very 
excellent and further advised that the applicant is a very 
loyal American citizen, as well as being a very dedicated 
and honest, sincere individual. He advised he could think 
of absolutely no derogatory information regarding the applicant. 

On May 16, 1980^ JERRY KEANE, Stuart and Shields, 
Incorporated, 100 Gold Street, New York, New York, was 
contacted and advised that he has known the applicant for 
approximately five years. He stated that the applicant's 
character, associates reputation and loyalty are very excellent. 
He further advised that the applicant is a very conscientious 
and sincere individual and could think of absolutely no 
derogatory information regarding the applicant. 

Credit: 


On May 16, 1980, PAULINE DE FIORE, Clerk, Credit 
Information Corporation of New York, New York, New York, 
advised that she had no record regarding the applicant. 

Arrest: 


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On May 16, 1980, Special Clerk| 

caused the records of the New York City Police Department 
(NYCPD) to be checked by Captain DONALD F. JOHNSON, Identification 
Section, at which time no record was located regarding 
the applicant. 



FD-263 (Rev. 7-15-75) 




FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


A— 


REPORTING OFFICE 

ALEXANDRIA 

O FFICE O F ORIGIN 

BUREAU 

DATE 

5/20/80 

INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 

5/19/80 



TITLE OF CASE 

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REPORT MADE BY 

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TYPED BY 

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JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 

CHARACTER OF CASE 

AT&T 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 
FBI (C) 

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5/1/80, 


REFERENCE ; Newark report of SA| 

-RUC- 

ADMINISTRATIVE : 


All individuals contacted were apprised of the 
provisions of the Privacy Act and those requesting 
confidentiality have been so noted. 


ALEXANDRIA FILE WILL BE 
DESTROYED IN 120 DAYS 


cc m Ijjj&c 

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DEC 16 1983 

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ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED 

□ NONE 

ACQUIT- 

CON V 1C , 

pretrial 

DIVERSION 

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FINES 

S A VI N GS 

RECO V ERI ES 

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APPROVED 
COPIES MAD 


SPECIAL AGENT 
IN CHARGE 


& Bureau 

1-Alexandria (77-RC) 


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rALS ( 

PENDING OVER On'^EA§/QvES | | NO 

PENDING PROSECUTION 

OVER SIX MONTHS \~ | V ES f~~| NO 

DO NOT WRITE IN SPACES.^ELOW 

Lim-T) bX 


NOT RECORDED; 

SB MAY 22 1980 l 


Dissemination Record of Attached Report 


Notations 





FBI/ DOJ 





FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59) 


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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 
Federal ^Bui^au: of Investigation 







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Cop/ to: 


Report of: SA 

Date: 5/20/80 

Field Office File#: 77-RC 

Title: JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


/mdH f}cc: Alexandria, Virginia 

Bureau File #: 


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Character: 


AT&T 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


Synopsis: 


CIA files contained no pertinent identi fiable 
informat ion concerning [ ' 


-RUC~ 


DETAILS: 


SC 


caused a search to be made 


of the files of the Central Intelligence, Agency (CIA), and 
was advised on May 19, 1980, that the files cont ained 
no pertinent identifiable information concernin g ! I 


1 * 

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your agency; it and its contents are not to be distributed outside your agency , 


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•^FD*>63 (Key. 7-15^57 


% TF FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


REPORTING OFFICE 

NEWARK 
TITLE OF CASE 


O FFICE OF ORIGIN 

BUREAU 


JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


5/1/80 

REPORT MADE BY 


INVESTIGATIVE PERIOD 

4/30/80 - 5/1/80 


SA | 

CHARACTER OF CASE 

AT&T 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 
FBI (C) 


REFERENCE ; Bureau teletype to Newark, dated 4/25/80. 

-P- 

ENCLOSURES 

TO BUREAU 

Enclosed for the Bureau are the following: i 

1 » FingerprintCEcard J 

2. FD-406 \ 

3. FD-535 

4. SF-86 (requested in referenced teletype) 



ACCOMPLISHMENTS CLAIMED □ NONE L raiHT- 


C ON VI C. 

PRETRI AL 

diversion 

FUG. 

FINES 

SAVINGS 



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COPIES MADE 


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[ § AM CH A R G E 


uUUIT- CASE HAS BEEN: 

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PENDING OVER ONE YEAR O y£s DnO 
PENDING PROSECUTION 

OVER SIX MONTHS . QyES □ NO 

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TO EACH RECEIVING OFFICE 


Enclosed for each receiving office is one copy 
of FD-4 06 and FD-535. 


ADMINISTRATIVE 


Buded is 5/19/80. 


LEADS 

The Department of Justice has authorized a 
full field background investigation to commence on DOHERTY 
to provide necessary "Top Secret" and compartmented clearances 
since he will have access to certain official materials con- 
cerning the FBI . 

All receiving offices conduct investigation in 
accordance with instructions contained in Part I , Section 77, 
and/or Part II, Section 17, Manual of Investigative Operations 
and Guidelines. Case is to be assigned immediately and re- 
ports of completed investigation must be submitted to reach 
the Bureau by Buded. 

Bureau is requested to verify and report D.OHERTY 1 s 
employment with the FBI and furnish such information as con- 
tained within the framework of Guidelines referring to such 
matters . 


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FD-204 (Rev. 3-3-59£ 


Copy to: 


UNITED STATES* DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE 
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


Report of: 
Dote: 


Office: Newark, New Jersey 


Field Office File #: 


77-15049 


Bureau File §-. 


JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 


Character: 


Synopsis: 


AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEE 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 

Background information set forth? 


DETAILS 


On April 30, 1980, JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 
was interviewed at which time he furnished the following 
background information : 

Name JOSEPH FREDERICK DOHERTY 

Other names used x Joe 

Date of birth ^/X^May 26, 1922 

Place of birth X* New York City, New York 

Sex Male 

Race Caucasian 

Height 73" 

Weight 210 pounds 

Eyes Brown b7C 

Hair Grevu 

Marital Status 


Children 


This document contains neither recommendations nor conclusions of the FBI. It is the property of the FBI and is loaned to your agency; it and its content! 
are not to be distributed outside your agency. 

U. S, GPO : 1975 -G- 57 5-841 



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Residences 


Citizenship 
Social Security 
Account Number 
Military Service 


X 8 Drake Road 

Mendham, New Jersey 
1976 - present 

X 530 East 23rd Street 

New York City, New York 
1966 - 1976 

10 West 15th Street 
New York City, New York 
1961 - 1966 

17th Street and 7th Avenue 
New York 'City, New York 
1958 - 1961 

601 East 20th Street 
New York City , New York 
1953 - 1958 

United States citizen by birth 


X 


Education 


United States Air Force 
0168 140 

Years of Service - 1942 - 1946 
Newtown High School 
Elmhurst, Lonq Island 
1937 - 1941 


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X 


Fordham University 
New York, New York 
1941 - 1943 
1946 - 1947 


\^New York University School of Law 
New York , New York 


1947 


1948 


^Columbia Graduate School of Business 
1954 - 1958 



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Employment 


References 


X ''' J June 16, 1954 - present 
American Telephone and 
Telegraph (ATT&T) Company 
295 North Maple Avenue 
Basking Ridge, New Jersey 


March, 1949 - April, 1954 
Federal Bureau of Investigation 
Washington, D.C. 



Personal 

Associates 







^ CASE SERIAL NO. (CSC 

, orm 8b' 

*«««.«. SECURITY INVESTIGATION DATA 

•J-5. Cim 5EBViCr COMMISSION 

FOR SENSITIVE POSITION 


INSTRUCTIONS. — Prepare in triplicate, using a typewriter. Fill in all items. If the answer is "No" or “None.” so state, 
is needed for any item, continue under item 28 . 



T f more space 


1. FULL NAME 
{Initial* and 

abridgements of 
full name aie 
not acceptable. 
If no middle 
name, show 
"(NMN)'' ; if 
initials only, 
show "(no given 
or middle name)” 


6. □ SINGLE 

XXmarr/ed 

□ WIDOW(ER) 

□ DIVORCED 

8. DATES AND PLAC 
and go back to 

FROM 

1976 

1966 

1961 

1958 

1953 


(LAST NAME) 

Doherty 


(FIRST NAME) 

Joseph 


(MIDDLE NAME) 

Frederick 


OTHER NAMES USED. {Maiden name, names by former mart ia ges, former names chang 
legally or otherwise, aliases, nicknames, etc. Specify which, and show dates used ) 


2. DATE OF BIRTH 

5/ 26/2 2 

3. PLACE OF 81 RTF! 

x N.Y.C. 

4. S3 MALE o FEMALE 


Joe 

5. HEIGHT 

WEIGHT 

COLOR 

COLOR 



EYES 

HAIR 


73” 

210 

Br. 

Gr. 


7. IF MARRIED. WIDOWED. OR DIVORCED GIVE FULL NAME AND DATE AND PLACE OF BIRTH OF SPOUSE OR FORMER SPOUSE. INCLUDE 
WIFE'S MAIDEN NAME. _ GIVE DATE AND PLACE OF MARRIAGE OR DIVORCE 
{Give same information regarding all prarjoua marriages arid divorces.) 

12/17/fi^ ee M Ted i ie u D °^ erty ' 6/27/33 ' Montreal, Canada 
12/17/65, New York Citv - married 


ES OF RESIDENCE. (Jf actual places of residence differ from the mailing addresses, furnish and identify both Bogin with present 
January 1 . 193 7. Continue under item 28 on other side if necessary.) 


Present 

1976 

1966 

1961 

1958 




NUMBER AND STREET CITY STAT 

8 Drake Rd . Mendham NJ 
530 E. 23rd St, v New York City NY 
10 W. 15th St. New York City NY 
17th St* & 7th Ave. New York City NY 
601 E. 20th St. New York City NY 


IXO^YBIRTH □NATURALIZED ALIEN REGISTRATION NO. 


DATE. PLACE. AND COURT 


CERT. NO. PETITION NO. 

□ DERIVED-PARENTS CERT. NO(S). 

□ ALIEN REGISTRATION NO. NATIVE COUNTRY 

n/ A N/A N/A 

10. EDUCATION. {All schools above elementary .) 

NAME OF SCHOOL ADDRESS 

Newtown High School Elmhurst, L.I. 

^Fordham University New York, NY 

JNew York University 
School of Law New York, NY 

J Columbia Graduate 
School of Business 


FROM (rear) 

1937 

1941 

1946 

1947 
1954 


DATE AND PORT OF ENTRY 

N/A 


1941 

1943 

1947 

1948 
1958 


H.s. Diploma! 
No degree 

l. l.b. 

m. b.a. 


II. THIS SPACE FOR FBI USE (Sot, iltoitam 29.) 


12. SOCIAL SECURITY NUM8ER £>2 

13. MILITARY SERVIC^ L4~0 

<" none IfvTgr^e or rat.ng {Al ^Ts^y.VrT^L. etc.) | FR0M <*'-> 

4)1 eO£H*CAt qQflj 


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)X. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED FROM THE 

(If answor it “YtJs’ |ir» cfofai/# in item 33.) ''IBP 


_ - ■_ w # v * - * • ■ > H 

15. EMPLOYMENT. A ^£,1, employment dotes atrfitinft with your present employment . Give both moMP 

flfii ac/dretwo <r/ien unuoip/ojurf. Give name under TThjc/i am/x/ojf'ed if djne*renf from name now used.) 


vend year for all dates. Shot* ALL da tea 
1 


NAME OF EMPLOYER (Firm or agency)'* s . ADDRESS 
AND SUPERVISOR (Full name, if known) (Where employed) 


. r v/r tinrLuicn vrrroj or 

SHOW * TO AND SUPERVISOR (Full name 

'6/16/54 Present AT&T 


TYPE OF WORK REASON FOR LEAVING 


Supv. Robert N. Flint 
195 Broadway, NY, NY 
(212-393-5183) 


295 Maple Ave (Director of 
Basking Ridge^HJ Corporate Security), 


3/49 4/54 '"'VFBl 


10/48 3/49 §aWn Realty Co. 11 w. 42nd st. 

p ^\Mr . Pope New York , NY 


Washington, d.c. Special Agent (Better 

Opportun L 


(Better 

Opportun 


16. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN DISCHARGED (FIRED) FROM EMPLOYMENT FOR ANY REASON? □ YES Xlfco. 

17. HAVE YOU EVER RESIGNED (QUIT) AFTER BEING INFORMED THAT YOUR EMPLOYER INTENDED TO DISCHARGE (FIRE) YOU FOR ANY REASON?- Q YES ijgjNO. 
(If your answer to 16 or 17 above ia'“Yea" give details in item 28. Show the name and address of employer , approximate date, and reasons in 
each case. Thie information should agree with the statements made in item IS — EMPLOYMENT .) 


18. HAVE YOU EVER SEEN ARRESTED. TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, HELD FOR INVESTIGATION OR QUESTIONING. OR CHARGED BY ANY LAW ENFORCEMENT AUTHORITY? 
(You may omit: (2) Traffic violations for which you paid a fine of $30 or lose; and (2} anything that happened before your 16th birthday. All other 
incidents muat be included, even though they were dismissed or you merely forfeited collateral.) Q YES ^^[NO. 

IF YOUR ANSWER IS 1 ‘YES.* ’GIVE FULL DETAILS BELOW; 

LAW ENFORCEMENT 

DATE CHARGE PLACE AUTHORITY ACTION TAKEN 




. YOU EVER HAD A NERVOUS BREAKDOWN OR HAVE YOU EVER HAD MEDICAL TREATMENT FOR A MENTAL CONDITION? □ YES ® NO. 
oof a natrar /o *'Yo b," dive details in item 28.) 


2 Ot SIGN COUNTRIES VISITED (SINCE I93D). (EieiuoiVe of military oorvice.) 


DATE LEFT U SA 


DATE RETURNED U S A. 


England and Prance Aug. 1963 


Aug. 1963 


vacation 


21 YOU NOW. on HAVE YOU EVER BEEN. A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY. USA. OR ANY COMMUNIST OR FASCIST ORGANIZATION? □ YES jjd NO 

22 YOUNOWOR HAV E you EVER BEEN A MEMBER OF ANY FOREIGN OR DOMESTIC ORGANIZATION ASSOCIATION. MOVEMENT. GROUP. OR COMBINATION OF 
SONS WHICH IS TOTALITARIAN. FASCIST. COMMUNIST. OR SUBVERSIVE. OR WHICH HAS ADOPTED. OR SHOWS. A POLICY OF ADVOCATING OR APPROVING THE 
AMISSION OF ACTS. OF FORCE OR VIOLENCE TO DENY OTHER PERSONS THEIR RIGHTS UNDER THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES. OR WHICH SEEKS 
ALTER THE FORM OF GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES BY UNCONSTITUTIONAL MEANS? □ YES 8Q NO. 


VOUR ANSWER TO QUESTION 21 OR 22 ABOVE IS “YES." STATE THE NAMES OF ALL SUCH ORGANIZATIONS. ASSOCIATIONS. MOVEMENTS. GROUPS. OR COM. 
! AT IONS OF PERSONS AND DATES OF MEMBERSHIP. IN ITEM 28 OR ON A SEPARATE SHEET TO BE ATTACHEO TO AND MADE A PART OF THIS FORM. GIVE COM- 
T£ DETAILS OF YOUR ACTIVITIES THEREIN AND MAKE ANY EXPLANATION YOU DESIRE REGARDING YOUR MEMBERSHIP OR ACTIVITIES. 


NAME IN FULL 


OFFICE HELD 


2 4 M3ERSHIP IN OTHER ORGANIZATIONS. (List mil or&aniiatione in which you are now a member or have been a member, except those which show 
jjjj'cufl or political affiliations.) (If none, no etato.) 

NAME IN FULL ADDRESS TYPE FROM TO OFFICE HELD 


NAME tN FULL 

Former FBI Agent 
Association 

International 
Association of 
Chief of Police 


NY, NY 


Gaithersburg, MD. 


None 


None 


lATIVES. (Parents, spouse, divorced gpoure, children, brothers, end sisters, living or deed. Nemo of epoueo should include maiden name end 
y other names by prorioue marriage. If poraon is deed, etato ’'deed” after relationship and furniah information for ofAer columns ao of time 
death.) 

YEAR OF COUNTRY OF PRESENT 

relation name in full birth address birth citizenship 


mother T Helen Doherty 1892 

father Joseph F. Dohery 

(deceased 1947) 1884 

daughter Diane Dohery 1967 


wife 




-Violet Doherty 
(nee Tedlie) 1933 


sister "y.Ruth Doherty i 921 


7 Peter Cooper Rd. 
New York, NY 


8 Drake Rd. 
Mendham, NJ 


8 Drake Rd. 
Mendham , NJ 


Canada Canadian 


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26a. REFERENCES. ('.Vflms three persons, not relatives or employers, who are aware of your qualification* and fitness .) 


NAMElN FULL 


H.w.w. earning 


HOME ADDRESS 

17 Knob Hill Dr 
Summit, NJ 


BUSINESS ADDRESS 

AT ST 

295 N. Maple Ave. 
Basking Ridge, NJ 


YEARS KNOWN 


20 years 


26t>. CLOSE PERSONAL ASSOCIATES. (flame three persona, such as friends, schoolmates or colleagues, who knew you well.) 


NAME IN FULL 


W. Bechtle 


HOME ADDRESS 


Unknown 


BUSINESS ADDRESS 


YEARS KNOWN 


AT&T 

295 N. Maple Ave. 
Basking Ridge, NJ 


15 years 


27. TO YOUR KNOWLEDGE. HAVE YOU EVER BEEN THE SUBJECT OF A FULL FIELD OR BACKGROUND PERSONAL INVESTIGATION BY ANY AGENCY OF THE j 

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT? ® YES Cl NO. (If your answer is "Fts/' show in item 28. (/) the name of the investigating agency (2) the approximate 
date of inves tiga tion, end C3) t he level of securit y clearanc e gra nted, if known.) c; pp OOn.1l 1.7 113 jl tTCT q V -ip arif- 

28. SWCE FOR CONTINUING ANSWERS TO OTHER QUESTIONS. (Show irgm numbers to n-hich anther* apply AYtacn a separate sheet if there is not j 
graxmf&f epacg hero.) 


Robert Flint 


Jerry Keane 


Grey Rock Terr, 
Irvington, NY 

10 Drake Rd. 
Mendham, NJ 


AT&T (212-393-5183) 
32 Ave.' of Americas 
New York , NY ' T . 


15 years 


39. REPORT OF INFORMATION DEVELOPED <TAi» ,p*ca re.trrcd tor FBI a..) 


Bache, Halsey ,( 212-791-1000) 
Stuart & Sheilas, Inc. 

100 Gold St., NY, NY 4 years 

■ DATE; ™”" — - 


Before signing this form check back over it to make sure you have answered all questions fully and correctly. 

CERTIFICATION ' 

I C ER ttfy that the statements made by me on this form are true, complete, end correct to the best of my knowledge and 


belief, find are made in good faith. 

Fnlc* on Wit* fv-rm 

Is try law. 


carbon copy) 


INFORMATION TO BE FURNISHED BY AGENCY 


INST RUCTIONS lO AGENCY: See Federal Personnel Manual Chapter 736 and FPM Supplement 296-31, Appendix A. for detail* 
on when this lorm is required and ho w it is used. If this is a request for investigation before appointment, insert *’APPL” in the 
space for Date of Appointment and show- information alx>uc the propfned appointnu m in the other spaces for appointment data. 
T he origuutl anti the fin f carbon copy should be signed by the applicant or appointee. Submit (he original ar.d the ttu> /go ; ni 
carbon copy of the Form. Standard Form 87 (Fingerprint Chan), and any investigative information about the person received on 
voucher forms or otherw ise, to the L/nitcd Stares Civil Service Commission, Burcju of Personnel Investigation*. Washington. D.C.. 
20*<l IS. If this is a request for full field security investigation, submit these forms to the attention of the Division of Reimbursable In* 
vestigations; if this is a request for preappuintment national agency checks, submit these forms to the attention of the Control Section. 


RETAIN THE CAR30N COPY OF STANOARD FORM &6 (SIGNED BY THE APPLICANT OR APPOINTEE) FOR YOUR HIES 


DATE OF APPOINTMENT 


TYPE OF APPOINTMENT 
D EXCEPTED 

D COM PETITIVC. {J nciude indefinite end tem- 
porary types of comp-erittre * p point merit o.) 


CIVIL SERVICE RECW AFtON NUMBER OR TITLE OF POSITION AND GRA0E OR 
OTHER APPOINTMENT AUTHORITY SALARY 


DEPARTMENT OH AGENCY 

DUTY STATION 

SEND RESULTS OF PREAFPOIN TMEN X CHECK TO: 

This Is A Sensitive Position 

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Continuing sheet - 


26b* Name 


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Frank Riley 




H* 


Gouldon 


Home Address 

Business Address 

Years 

known 

66 Fox Hedge Rd. 
Saddle River, NJ 
(201-327-1071) 

Fireplace Rest. 
Paramus , NJ 
(201-444-2362) 

30 

years 

Unknown 

, Lummus Company 
1575 Broad St. 
Bloomfield, NJ 

40 

years 


(893-1515) 




27 . 

"Top Secret Clearance 15 - Air Force - Navy 
Approximately 1965 



FD-535 (Rev^.8*8 < '79) i 


PRIVACY ACT NOTICE FOR SPECIAL INTERVIEW 
PRIVACY ACT NOTICE FOR SPECIAL AGENT INTERVIEW (FD 190, 51 0, 511) 
PRIVACY ACT NOTICE FOR SUPPORT APPLICANT INTERVIEW (FD 19Qa) 


GENERAL 


This information is provided pursuant to Public Law 93-579 (Privacy Act of 1974), December 31, 
1974, for individuals supplying information for inclusion in a system of records. 

AUTHORITY 


Title 28, Code of Federal Regulations, Section 0.137, authorizes the Director of the FBI to exercise , 
power and authority vested in the Attorney General by law to take final action in matters 
pertaining to the employment, direction and general administration of personnel in the FBI* 

PURPOSES AND USES 

The information you supply will be used along with data you supplied previously and information 
developed by investigation to determine your fitness for employment, continued employment, or 
promotional opportunity in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) or for other employment 
purposes, including a security clearance and an evaluation of qualifications, suitability, and loyalty 
to the United States. This information may be furnished to designated officers and employees of 
agencies and departments of the Federal Government for employment purposes, including a 
security clearance determination, an access determination, an evaluation of qualifications, 
suitability, loyalty to the U. S. Government, and a determination regarding qualifications or 
suitability for performing a contractual service to the Federal Government. The information may 
also be disclosed to any agency of the Federal Government having a working relationship with 
regard to FBI activities, to the intelligence agencies of the Federal Government, or to others 
having reasons as published in the Federal Register. 

EFFECTS OF NONDISCLOSURE 


You are not required to answer to questions you will be asked; however, if you do not answer them, 
the FBI will evaluate your case on the basis of information at hand without your explanation. 
Failure to respond to a question could result in your being rated ineligible for employment, 
continued employment, or promotional opportunity by the FBI. A false answer to any question on a 
letter of interrogatory is punishable by law (Title 18, United States Code, Section 1001). 


I have read the above and understand the infor- 
mation. I have also received a copy. 



FBI/DO 


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AUTHORITY TO RELEASE INFORMATION 
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 


I hereby authorize any Special Agent or other authorized representative of the 
Federal Bureau of Investigation bearing this release, or copy thereof, within one year of its 
date, to obtain any information in your files pertaining to my.-employment, military, credit or 
educational records including, but not limited to, academic, achievement, attendance, 
athletic, personal history, and disciplinary records; medical records, and credit records, 
i hereby direct you to release such information upon request of the bearer. This release 
is executed with full knowledge and understanding that the information is for the official 
use of the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Consent is granted for the Federal Bureau of 
Investigation to furnish such information, ‘as is described above, to third parties in the 
course of fulfilling its official responsibilities. I hereby release you, as the custodian 
of such records, and any school, college, university, or other educational institution, 
hospital, or other repository of medical records, credit bureau, lending institution, con- 
sumer reporting agency, or retail business establishment including its officers, employees, 
or related personnel, both individually and collectively, from any and ail liability for 
damages of whatever kind, which may at any time result to me, my heirs, family or associates 
because of.compliance with this authorization and request to release information, or any 
attempt to comply with it, I am furnishing my Social Security Account Number on a voluntary basis 
with tire understanding such is not required by Federal statute or regulation. I have been advised 
the FBI will utilize this number oniy to facilitate the location of employment, military, credit, 
and educational records concerning me in connection with this application. Should there be any 
question as to the validity of this release, you may contact me as indicated below. 


Full Name: 




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Full Name; 

* (Signature) 

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(Typed or Printed Nome) / 

Social Security Account Number: 



Parent or Guardian: 




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ReButeleal to Cincinnati, 10/2/79. 


Enclosed herewith for Cincinnati is pertinent informations 
including social security numbers and locality of facility where assigned, 
re four select AT&T employees. 



Above-mentioned individuals selected for access to certain 
materials concerning the FBI. Bureau has verified that all were granted 
’Top Secret" clearances by Defense Industrial Security Clearance 
Office (DISCO). 


It is requested that Cincinnati provide Bureau with all information 
possible regarding the background investigations of mentioned 
individuals employed at AT&T, 295 North Maple Avenue, Bashing Ridge, 
New Jersey, 07920. 


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JOSEPH F . DOHERTY 

AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY (AT&T) 

CONTRACT EMPLOYEES 

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION 


LEAD 


At Columbus, Ohio 

1) Contact DISCO a nd, 1! possible^ request a il iniormati on. 
regarding fee back ground investigations of] 

] aacl DoStsrfcy. 

2) Submit results of iiupiriGS t© Bureau. Espedi&e, 


NOTE : | | and Doherty, all employed by AT&T 

at Basking Ridge, New Jersey, and all holding "Top Secret” clearances 
issued by DISCO, have been designated to gain access to certain official 
materials concerning the FBI. Cincinnati, at Columbus, Ohio, requested 
to contact DISCO and obtain all pertinent information re AT&T employees’ 
background investigations and expedite results to Bureau. CFH:mr 10/5/79 


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ALT, IN FORMAT T ON CONTAINED 
HEREIN IS UNCLASSIFIED EXCEPT 

Director, FBI (62-1187 77) where shown otherwise 

SAC , Newark (66F-4257) (FCI-2) (Attention: Security Officer) 



Enclosed are four DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE (DOJ) forms 


entitled, "Communication Common-Carrier Employee Termination 
Agreements." 

Since the below-listed common-carrier employees have 
retired and will not require a "Top Secret" security clearance, 
the DOJ Security Officer has requested that these individuals 
be afforded a debriefing. 



Newark: Contact each of the above-named common- carrier 

employees and afford them a debriefing. This debriefing is the 
process of informing them that their access to classified information 
has been withdrawn but that he/she is still bound by certain 
security regulations pertaining thereto. Each common-carrier 
employee’s are to complete the attached termination agreement 
and upon completion, these forms are to be returned to FBIHQ, 

Security Programs Unit, Room 5432, as soon as possible. 

Enclosures (4) 



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